J^ET yOTJB CHOICE BB • " ' DESEET GOLD CHOICE TEA. \ SITUATjONS VACANT. X\T ANTED, a tfantrjmmd. Apply at T V_once,_ Mis S. bcott, 88, Manneu-st. V^ANTED,' a middle-aged Woman, » » Housekeeper tor an adult family awa.y_ at business. Apply 60, .Lanibtonqy-, music shop. -.. - . . T/TTANTED, smart Girl, about 16, asPo*' SI S" Sh°P" "VVrite 757> E^B--"IXTANTISD, 2 Labourers. Apply Ku|V|^a^W, ebank , 9) P^ le^... WANTED, Strong Honest Boy £1 _ <veek;. ApplyJia7.^Kv g^PosL, '.. I^ANTED./Relieving Maid; must be .»■* good waitress. Apply Central Din- ."£. K"O'"s, 53, Cuba-si.. .';.-; \7SXANTED, experienced female Glerk, T-T importer s-office. Apply, staliue past experience,> Boa: 166, Wellington. ■ "OTTANTED, Junior Male BookEeepeT, '' ijyj^^^f °' ™li "*toa- i{e" "ITIT ANTED" Dispensing Paatrymaid. JjjLASPty +"s Cake' Shop, 4, Willis-st.-.TEKTANTED., "■: . for - Featherston, . 31st » T March, an- experienced Housemaid or House-Parlourmaid. Apply Mrs. Elgar, .Midland --Hotel. ■ . TKIfANTED; :Boy, for shop and ruesJVff :«os. week: ' Apply Eaton's, 00; Wilhs-st.- ~* — W^-fNTED, General; wages 30s; other '' i " M,el. p'ise'?£ APP'y 8, .JSe'lburn-par. ade. Tel. 26-480: - ■■■■■--• -■..-.- . . _-.-. " \\T£NTEp, Young Person to assist in. ""-, ■; r sni house duties, no washing. Auply_Mrs i _T£^irr^Heko ; st.,_Lower Hutt. • TJ€TANTEB,-.:reliable. and capabio~Coin--,T,• Pamon-lielp, easy duties. e Apply Id 9, Post Agency L Xower Hutt. " V THTTANTED, Smart. WaitrSsl Apply -TJf_Vlc^ryJLou : nge £ J72,_Courtenay-pl. WANTED, experienced Fur Finishers". Alaska Fur Depot, 105, Willis-st. ■ 'ANTED, Young' Girl, "to"assist with light house duties, good home. Rine 18-636, or write 844, Evg.Post.^. . TIT ANTED, by widower with comfort- "\ able suburban home, a reliable and refined-Housekeeper. Write 841, Eve. Post.'.. . ... ..' .-.. -. . "SX7"ANTED, experienced Young Lady to" ■tT assist" in lounge. -The Chocolate Bowl. . - . , ANTED, Plumber's Price for 2 Houses. Reply to H. Watts, Lower Pitt-st., Wadestown. , 'ANTED, Girls, for wrapping and packing. Apply Wkittaker's Confectionery Works, 167, Vivian-Bt.. 'ANTED, Refined Person, assist house, 2 children, school age. Apply Festal Sweet Shop, 3 Courtenav-pl. WANTED, at once, a'Waitres^ Ap~ply Hotel Columbia, Lower Cubast... City.' ...,.'-' WANTED, clean Honest Girl, country preferred, domestio duties and plain cooking,-3 adults. Tel. 25-004. ANTED, a Waitress, also Pantrymaid, £2 weekly. Apply 138, Cubast. • . - ■ : WT ANTED, experienced Waitress. Yo ~ T;. Olde Eriglish.Tea Booms, Lambtonqy-- - - -■ - WANTED— The Tramway Entertainers - require a Pianist and- Musicians for, their Orchestra which is now being form-: ed for amateur entertainments, etc. Apply Secretary, cane 831, Eyg. Post. ■.: WANTED, good ■ Plain. Cook,- for station, Wairarapa; good wages to competent person. ' Comfortable home. Apply between 6' and 7.30 p.m., Dr. Webster, 27, Hobson-st. ' - ' '. WANTED, Capable Woman Cook for! tea and luncheon rooms. Apply; after 6, any evening, 27, Ohiro-rd. WANTED, 2 or 3 Young Girls, to , learn; also Youth, for Warehouse; opportunity to learn business. Apply. Grant, Barnett, and Co., Umbrella Manu-~ facturers, Guthrie-st., Thorndon. WANTED, capable Cook-General, easy glace, no washing; 27s 6d week..; Write Mrs. H. Hermann Browne, Monro-.' st., Blenheim. . ' - • ■ ■ '■•■ ANTED, Experienced Fancy Work-!' ers for embroidery and bead work. Khburi and Co., corner Cuba, Vivianrsts.. W" ANTED, Laundress (collars), 32s 6d; Housemaid-Laundress, 255. Secre/ tary, Huntly School; Marton. .' ■ WANTED, Experienced Shirt and Double Needle Machinists.' E. J. Monnie, Ghuznee-st. » * ' ' WANTED, Experienced Presser (fe-f . male), also Experienced Machinists, for ladies' wear; highest wages paid.. If. : Khouri and Co., corner Cuba and Vivian StS. ■ . • . ' ■'. ■■''..''-- ;.r OUSE-to-House Canvasser, for East--bourne district, must know locality and produce local references. ' 863, Evg." Post. . ' , . :. f I TAILOR, with knowledge cutting and JL small capital, Wanted, good chance right man. . Write 860, Evg. Post.'. ' STAR* REGISTRY, 268, Quay—Urgently: Station Cook (bread), Reliable Couple (interview employer 12 Friday, excellent conditions), Wardsmaids, Hotel Cooks, Housemaids, Head Wait-. resses, Fencers (together), Laundresses. ' SCOTTISH Registry, 208 Quay—Fa-1 male Cook (country hotel, fare, paid), Cook-Generals (city, 355),- Waitresses/ Cooks (private residences), Station Hand, Married Gardener (cottage, interview), Married Couples. WANTED TO SELL: FOR SALE, Gas Caliphont, no further' use; £7 10s. Address Evg. Post. BIG X, late model, condition 'and appearance as new, all spares, any trial, a^ real snip, £45. Ring 2385. C" ASH Cycle Depot—English Saddles si: - 6d, 3 Coil Saddles 7s 6d, Chains 45.----122, Manners-'st. CIASH Cycle Depot—High-grade Cycles,' J -guaranteed tires, Eadie coaster, £7 10s. 122, Manners-st. CIASH Cycle Depot—Guaranteed Tube* / 2s 9d, Covers 7s 6d, Cotter Pins 3d. Royal Oak- Buildings, 122, Mannera-st. GASH Cycle Depot-English Cycles, Coaster hub, guaranteed tires, £b 10s ■ ;122, Manners-st. ' \ CIASH Cycle Depot—Royal Oak Build- ' . ings, 122, Manners-st., for everything in the cycle line at lowest prices. CtASH Cycle Depot, for expert Repairs. ' All work guaranteed; no boy labour. 122, Manners-st. G jASH Cycle Depot—See our window, 'display of Cycles and Accessories. Royal Oak Buildings, 122, Manners-st. G~ ASH Cycle Depot, 122, Manners-st.— Oil lid tin, quality Pedals '4s 6d. good Mudguards Is 9d pair. CIASH Cycle Depot,- Royal Oak Build- ' mgs, Manners-st., the new Bicycle. Shop with the lowest prices. ... .-.. C(ASH Cycle Depot—Oil' Lamps 2s 10d,> ' Heavy Mudguards 2s 6d, Outfits 6d '■ Royal Oak Buildings, 122, Mauners-st *---'- piONFECTIONERV Business (suburbTV. 2 n r°oms; low- rent, 6 years'- lease • takinj: £30 week; genuine. Positive bargain £225. Jenneus Co., opp. Evg. Post
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 1
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